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Miss Humblebee’s Academy is an award-winning, online kindergarten–readiness solution for children ages three to six. The program lays the foundation for a lifetime of learning success, building strength in core subject areas: language and literacy, math, science and social studies, art and music, social and emotional learning, and fitness. 

        Students in 6th – 12th grade with an MCPL card are challenged to read 100 books before graduating high school. Students who are entering sixth grade may begin the program the summer after fifth grade. Those who are already in middle school and high school may also participate and challenge themselves to […]

Due to the Suffolk County cyberattack, many websites and resources are not currently available, including the Suffolk County Board of Elections. The information provided below is from nonpartisan election organizations. English and Spanish Absentee Ballot Applications and Voter Registration forms are available at the Adult Reference Desk. Important Dates for 2022 General Election Friday, October […]

Digitized phone directories for NYC white and yellow pages 1910-1979. This easy-to-use resource database also contains NY, Nassau and some Suffolk County white and yellow pages dating back as far as 1913 and up to 1975.

Provides full-text access to more than 12 million journal articles, books, images, and primary sources in 75 disciplines.

Congratulations to the 2022 Middle Country Public Library Battle of the Books Team – “Yacht Adventurers” – for participating in this year’s Battle of the Books trivia competition in August! Over the summer, the team read six books and studied trivia facts from each book. At the end of the summer they came together with […]

Legislator Nick Caracappa sponsored a grant of $6,100 through the Suffolk County Department of Economic Development and Planning to support the library’s summer concert series, MCPL Under the Stars. A combined audience of over 1,100 happy people enjoyed performances by Petty Rumours and 20 Highview.

New York Community Bank Foundation has provided $4,000 in support of the Family Center social worker and the “Chat & Craft” programs, which are designed to help tweens and teens with emotional well-being. While enjoying creative activities, teens engage in peer-to-peer conversations under the guidance of the social worker. For more information, please contact Kristen […]

On August 2nd the library joined Councilman Kevin J. LaValle and the SCPD 6th precinct in presenting National Night Out, a free event at the Brookhaven Centereach Pool Complex. More than 1,300 attendees enjoyed a free fun-filled evening featuring swimming, a performance from the library’s Flashing Fingers group, touch-a-truck and a wide range of community […]